The Dickinson press., 1887-10-22
Interested in Coal.

superintendent Dyeis investigating
the coal interests. He says the peo-
pie are not satisfied that We have coal
in paying quantities, and his own
knowledge OF tho subject being limit
ed he wishes OIL his present visit to
get such data as will prove that he
can find it in Emmons and Logan
in no uncertain quantities; north
and east Of Bismarck in paying Veins;
that Farmer Jones southeast of Bis
maTck steps down into his cellar and
daily scoops out what he needs for
the stove upstairs; that in Mclean
county in every direction it is found
in unlimited quantities. veins ranging
from two to twenty feet deep and
practically ineShaustihle; so much in
deed that they remind the investiga-
tor of the fields OF Pennsylvania; there
are scores of paying beds, the settlers
mining all their fuel free of cost; that
in Stark county there arc solid banks
of coal sixty feet high free of dirt and
ready for the pick and the CRATE: that
in Dickinson everybody uses Ignite
and can get it delivered ut the door
for $500 per ton. 50 it runs through
all these counties west and north of
Bismarck to the Montana and British
lines.-Bismarck Tribune.
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The members Of the Catholic
churcl, are making extensive prepare
tions for the fair to lie given at TIL
rink on Tuesday and Wednesday o
!. next week, On both evenings ar OK
cellent supper will be served by til
ladies of the congregation for tn
/. small sum Of fifty cents.iseveral costl
articles are to he provided for tn
fair. most prominent among them be
ing a gold watch and chain to he give
to the young lady receiving the higl
est number Of votes. Miss Ami
' Klineferter and Miss Maggie Femme,
are contestants for the watch. Ere
$ Leonberger and NJ. y. Sebastian al
l. the contestants for gold watc
chain, and a gold headed cane is to /
taken bv either A. G. McGillivray {
r.. o. Wool. These articles are to !
voted for at ten cents "a Ivot
y and will undoubtedly he til
/. means Of raising a good sum of mont
= for the church. The fair is to clos
y with a grand ball OH Wednesday eve!
Ing. The proceeds are to be devote
+, to repairing and building all additit
a to the church and such L good eau!
e. should he literally p%atronized by o.
~ citizens.
re Rev. WIN. Cook returned from h
~ Minnesota charge last Tuesday III
is will remain with his family duril
the winter.